Choosing your wedding flowers is a confusing decision for many brides.  Pam Archer, from Pamela’s Exclusive Floral & Event Design, offers brides tips on how to select flowers that are appropriate for the venue where the wedding or reception will take place.

The farmhouse also had a barn.  The barn housed Miss Charlotte and Clarissa ,(Reese’s Cup), the Helvey’s pet pigs. They squealed with delight when we visited them, except when the owner turned Miss Charlotte on her back. Pigs don’t like that!  

This country wedding was complete with cows, a donkey, and Miss Charlotte and Clarisa.  I hope no-one squealed on them!

The mother and sister of the bride had some great ideas for this wedding. In this video, the mother tells Pam Archer, of Pamela’s Event Design about the address book. Another highlight are their simple, casual, wedding centerpieces and guest favors. The bride’s sister also made fans for the guests with the order of ceremony printed on them, with a picture of Molly and Adam. Beautifully done.

The wedding flowers of hydrangea, roses, and dahlias, are in their places in the window wreaths, door garland, and in vintage canning jars lining the aisle. Lavendar rose petals, from the rose Ocean Song, are sprinkled along the aisle.

Wedding and Event Designer, Pam Archer, of Pamela’s Event Design give you a video tour of the day of the wedding.

This farmhouse wedding is in Kingsport, Tennessee, at the Helvey private farm.

Farmhouse Wedding Part 1 on You Tube

Outdoor weddings are increasing in popularity.  Go behind the scenes on the day before the wedding, as wedding and event designer, Pam Archer,  begins set-up for a small wedding.